I think this bug is fixed in 2.6.38 but I'm not sure. Have anybody tested it?
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Hello,
I'm having this same problem in my laptop (Samsung X360). At first I thought
the problem was in the kernel but it works on console (both using echo mem...
and pm-suspend). The problem is that sometimes, after resuming, the kernel
oopses in the console and then, if I switch to VT7
Hi,
Pedro Martínez Juliá wrote:
I'm having this same problem in my laptop (Samsung X360).
Could you file a separate bug and include a copy of the Oops message
and information that follows it (you can get this from dmesg)?
That said, I think the problem is in
xserver-xorg-video-intel package
Gasp... shouldn't have talked. It crashed again, same error, same
symptom, but with experimental kernel this time.
Raphaël
I'm having exactly the same problem on two different systems with Intel
graphics (Samsung N210 with Atom N450 and Intel GMA3150 graphics and
Dell Latitude E6400 with Intel Mobile 4 Series Chipset Integrated
Graphics).
Last log messages after resume on Latitude E6400:
Feb 21 20:51:41 defected
Same configuration for xserver/intel x11 driver here (I noticed this
information was missing in my first email).
I confirm that the experimental kernel doesn't seem to be affected by
the bug. Still no crash in 48h, while three crashes where obtained with
the Sid package in the same laps time
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